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More College Rock - School of Rock: College Rock, Vol. 2

Artist Song
The Church  Under the Milky Way  
The La's  There She Goes  
Bad Brains  Pay to Cum  
The Sundays  Here's Where the Story Ends  
Buffalo Tom  Birdbrain  
Sinéad O'Connor  Mandinka  
The Dead Milkmen  Punk Rock Girl  
Michelle Shocked  Anchorage  
Fishbone  Party At Ground Zero  
The Waterboys  The Whole of the Moon  
The Alarm  Rain In The Summertime  
Blake Babies  Out There  
Sam Phillips  I Don't Know How To Say Goodbye To You  
Bob Mould  See a Little Light  
The House of Love  Shine On  
The Call  The Walls Came Down  
Wire  Ahead  
Beat Happening  Indian Summer  
Mojo Nixon  Elvis Is Everywhere  
The Mighty Lemon Drops  Inside Out  
The Ocean Blue  Between Something and Nothing  
Tanita Tikaram  Twist in My Sobriety  
The Wonder Stuff  A Wish Away  
Shelleyan Orphan  Shatter  
Faith No More  We Care a Lot  
Los Lobos  Will the Wolf Survive?  
Jane Siberry  The Walking (And Constantly)  
The Go-Betweens  Cattle and Cane  

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College rock might have been located at the left end of the dial, but stylistically it was all over the map. Being that there just wasn’t room enough to contain all its golden-era goodness in a single playlist, we’re serving up a second heaping helping. Care for a little irony with your metal? In “We Care a Lot,” Faith No More mocks rockers and their causes, from killer bees to global disease, with an acid-tongued shout-out in a chorus that drips [i]contemptathy[/i]. Tom Waits struts his shabby-overcoat, neo-Beat hipster persona through the booze, bleach, and Bukowski whisper of “Jockey Full of Bourbon,” featured in the Jim Jarmusch cult film [i]Down By Law[/i]. And after years of playing bars, weddings, and [i]quinceañeras[/i] in East L.A., Los Lobos breaks out of the barrio with a border-straddling blend of roots and [i]raices[/i] in “Will The Wolf Survive?” from their debut album. From high-cred alt-rockers, like Sinéad O’Connor and Bob Mould, to the offbeat and flat-out weird, like the Dead Milkmen and Mojo Nixon, we've got all the key tracks from every corner of campus.
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